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G#3v 12496 Phishing 0#4#phishing Phishing G#3v 12497 Software virus 0#4#software virus Software virus
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Ranging in style from large-scale worms to phishing attempts, cyber attacks have evolved to unprecedented levels of sophistication.
pharmaceutical offers, fake banking services (phishing), data protection infringements, illicit tobacco or alcohol advertisements, unfair commercial practices or breaches of the EU
where there is a financial gain involved in the takedown (for instance phishing websites. A majority of the respondents to the consultation proposed a European notice-and-takedown
is much longer than the time before takedown of phishing sites d) Liability for providing wrongful notices or for taking down or blocking legal content
Crime††9, p. 4. For example, the revenue of a phishing advertised by email spam is the sum of the money withdrawn from the accounts of the subject that is
victim of the phishing activity •Direct losses are ††the monetary equivalent of losses, damage, or other suffering
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